Sermon Tone Analysis
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“What’s for Supper?”
First, the Word
Overemphasizing the Problem
It wasn’t that the disciples didn’t recognize the crowd’s immediate need.
The response “feels” reasonable.
It’s a natural solution but limited in scope and understanding.
Out in the wilderness with only a few small towns nearby who could never meet the needs of thousands.
Jesus gives them the mission to meet the need.
Underemphasizing the Solution
“But” and “only” are the enemies of faith.
Underestimating the Master
Jn 6.6 tells us that Jesus already knew what he was going to do.
He wanted his disciples to learn from this experience.
To learn to trust Him with every circumstance - large or small.
By faith to act no matter how outlandish the circumstances may seem.
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